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Road Law.

The following act 70 enable road commits
siouers and other officers having in charge
the opening, constructing aud repairing Of
public roads highways and bridges, TO pur-
chase necessary and improved impIimen,s,
materials, etc. and 70 provide means there
for. was passed AT the last legislature
Sec l. Be IT enacted etc. That from and
after the passage OF this ac1 the road com
missioners ond other officials having in
charge the opening. constructing and repair
ing Of the public roads, highways and bFidg-
e ia any township in this commonwealth.
and hereby authotize,l at their option. 10
purchase for the use Of tlseir respective dis
triets ploa- scrapers. road machines and
such other imphmentS and materials ss may
from time to time. be found necessary IN the
opening. constructing and repairing of said
roads, highways and bridges
See. II necessary for the payment Of the
machinery, implements and materials men
toned and referred to in the first section Of
this act. supervisors. road commissioners or
other proper officers having in charge the
opening. constructing and repairing uf roads,
highways aud bridges in the several town
ships Of this commonwealth may. and are
hereby authorized 20 collect annually iu cash
NOT exceeding 25 per cent. Of the rates Of as
sessmeuts by them respectively laid in each
year for road tax 10 Be collected in the same
manner thar the road taxes nor worked ont
are by law collected
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confluence Items.

Some ofthe citizens Of our town and VI
cinity are being subpeilaed to appear before
Court, 10 show that one of our landlords sold
whiskey contrary 10 law. The accused
stontIy denies the charge, while the accuser
declares that IL l. the case. One thing is
certain, the good of public morals docs not
form the basis ef action but personal feeling
seems to be at the bottom Of the whole az
fair Time viii tell which is right. Il IS
not generally believed that our landlords
sell any intoxicating drinks. yet il may be
80 but If il is, II + being done very careful
". Ifall prosecutions we're brought from an
honest desire 70 improve the public morals
and for the suppression Of crime. the uam-
Der would decrease 10 the minimum in a very
short time. When an officer. or any one
else. stands by and sees the law violated With
impunity and walks away and saws nothing
ahosf II because the violators are friends Of
his. and then discommosles himself to find
au accusation asainst some one else, though
il be only Of little importance. there
is something wrong about if. Ii is To be
hoped. however, thai there are no such an
ie-iying motives in any prosecutions inssi-
tuted in this town There Is plenty Of room
for prosecutions in more than one ease and
for more than one crime, and against more
than one individual but it Is no, always best
to be toe rash MACK
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A Enrrerv netected.

Tuesday morning Capt c. T. Harrison. Of
the Somerset County Bank. received letter
from the Chemical Bank Of New York en-
closing a draft and asking him 20 telegraph
whether or not it was O. K The draft was
dated Somerset. Pa, November q. 1857 and
was on tie Chemical Bank of New York
The amount called for was $3.50. payable to
the order of Arthur A. Miller, and Was sign
ed NJ J. Prius. Cashier. Somerset Couaty
Bank Arthur A. Miller bad the draft
cashed at the bank Of : X LinscOtt, Holton
Kansas. and from there Il WAS sent to
Kuuntze Rros.. New York, who sent il into
the Chemical Bank where the forgery was
detected and payment refused The imita-
ton Of NJ J Pritts' signature was pretty
good, but the printed part Of the draft was
badly buneled up and did not bear a very
close resemblance 10 the blanks used by the
Somerset Ceunty Bank. An effort viii be
made to detect the forger and bring him to
itlSrjcp
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Marriage of Miss Lindsay.

Miss Mary &. Lindsay and William D.
Henry, manager and a member OF the Masil-
lon Stone and Fire Brick Company, were
married at $50 Thursday evening at the el,-
CANT home of the brides father James II.
Lindsay. of Lindsay and McCuteheon. on
Ridge avenue, Allegheny. Only about q
hundred OF the immediate relatives and
friends Sitnessed the ceremony. which was
performed BY Rev. John Paxson, Of New
York City. uncle of the bride, assisted by
Rev Dr. f. p Cowan in the double parlors
which were almost a forest Of plants and
flowers The bride wore beautiful dress OF
moire antique with diamond ornaments
Mr. aud Mrs Henry left on the night ex-
press for an extended tour Of the Eastern
cities. On their return.ihey VIII take up
their residence with Mr.. Lindsay on Ridge
avenue Pittsb1-gh Tines
Miss Lindsay is one Of the most popular of
the many Allegheny people who make som
erset their summer home. Miss Annie san
ner WAS in attendance at the wedding.
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Excursion Tickets to California via
Penns nsylvania Railrodd.

On aud after December /, 1857. the Penn
sylyania Railroad Company viii sell exeur-
sion tickets 10 san Francisco, Los Angeles or
SAN Diego. Cal, at greatly reduced rates
The tickets will be sold via Chicago, 81 Lou
Is, Cincinnati oG New Orleans and thence to
the Pacific Coast by the principal lines avail
able al the respective termini Of the Penn
sylvania Railroads system The tickets will
contain an exchange order. which will be
taken up at the eastern terminus ofthe trans
continental line. and an excursion ticket of
that line substituted therefor Intending
tourists have the choice Of the several routes
aud different route may be chosen for the
retarn trip TO the point ofexchange. ifitas
selected when the exchange order Is surren-
dered
The extreme limit the return coupon
wit be SIX months from the date Of sale as
stamped on the back.
The trip viii be made by the regular trains
of the lines interested in California travel,
and the sleeping car facilities will be the
same as usual
Fail information in regard to rates, routes.
sleeping ear accommodations. and other
matters relating 10 the excursions may be
procured by addressing Thomas Z. Watt,
Western Passenger Agent. Pennsylvania
Railroad. No I10 Fifth Avenue, Pitts
barxh. Pa.
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Once again are the talented Rinellart Sis
ters. BERTHE and Goldie, and the charming lii
tie folks in Newark. Their old friends viii
be glad TO zee them l-doUbly 50 when they
note the Improvements made by them on an
already good basis. They are supported Dy
a large aad select company, and viii assume
rePortoir comprising four operas and com
edies, including the old Newark rnagnate.
Red Riding Hood The company comes un-
der the management OF Mr. Fred Conrad
who has given Newark people many nights
Of amusement in past years Nsrea,k .Ssles.
VIII appear in the Somerset Opera House.
Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday. Deem
Der, i2th, 18Th and l4ih. Prices Of adniis-
sion will be 3, . and Is cents. Reserved
seats 81 cents. now on sale 1t p. L. CaSebeer's 5
Hat and Fu nishing Store
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Dedication Of a New Church


There stands in stenyereek Township an
old log church. In this quaint. old style
building, with gallery around three sides
and sounding-board above the pulpit. the
Lutheran and Reformed congregations Of
the nsighborhood have worsbipped for ca
years.
The present pastor Of the Lutheran Con
gregation, Rev c. b. Gruver. realizing that
this building was too Anticipated and un-
suited To the needs OF the congregation aud
the times, persuaded his members To secure
an adjacent lot. and 10 take steps towards
building a new church. The result of the
joint labors Of both the pastor aud people is
an exceedingly beautiful aud churehIy
building
1t is Gothic in style, inside and outside
The audience room Is 34x5o feet. with pull
pit recess in the rear The ceiling is - feet
high in the centre, finished in paneled chest
nut with cherry boarding and false rafters.
The wainscoating IS of ash and cherry. The
also made OF ash aud cherry The windows
are Of stained glass, and ali save twJ we're
the gifts OF friends Of the congregation. The
two in the paipit recess were pat in by the
congregation the one on the one side
having on Il the naines al deceased pastors,
the other the names Of the living pastors
All the furniture Is in perfect keeping with
the style Of the building The tower. which
contains u 5Jo-poand Mcshaue bell. i sur
mounted by a beautiful and well-prUpor-
toned steeple Indeed il would be hard to
find anywhere in the county a haudsoiner
little church. When wetakes into consider
alton the comparative poverty Of the people.
it is an evidence Of their Iberaiiry. and Of
the wise management Of their pastor.
Sabbath DAY, November ajsh, came cold
and blustery, yet the Church was well fllsd.
many having come from quite "a distance.
Rev j. F. Shearer preached the dedicatory
sermon. The pastor then made state ment
Of the cost Of the buiIding and furniture,
which was S2,500 also that $50 was need
ed in order that the church might be deiiea-
ted free of debt.
Rev. shearer. in his usual happy and for
chile manner, appealed TO the people 10 raise
this amount They had come with mind
TO the work before them. and ere long more
than the required amount had been sub
scribed
The dedieatory service was then read by
the pastor. after which she congregation
sung with viii Praise God
After the evening service enough was Sc
cured to swell the amount to s725. which
will not only pay all their indeb;eines. but
also buy them an organ The neigh5ors and
friends OF the congregation deserve more
than passing word OF praise for their
hberaliiy
There were present and assisted in the ser
vices Revs. VI. l. Young A. Sell and ;
Sfouffer. SIS
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DIED.


eAREY--Ou Friday Dec ?, lsa7. Mrs.
C. z. Garey. reiiet Of the late john P Carey
in the 6Sth year of her age.
The funeral services occurred a. the resi-
deace Of her son-in-law. Jotn R. Watson. 81
Monterey street, Alleghsny City. at ; o'clock
Sunday afternoon
LENHART.-At Jenner X Roads on Mon
day. November q. 2SS7. John Leuharr. aged
1 year, IL months and II days
LENHART-At JenueF Y Roads on Wed
nesday November ., lsSs. Dorsey Herbert
Lenhart aged 6 years and 9 months
LENHART AT Jenner Y Roads on Fri
DAY. November ., iss7 Charles Peter Len
bart, aged 9 years 5 months. and 10 days
These bright little BOYS were fle ohIy
ehiilreH Of DR.. C P Leniiart. OF Ienner y
Roads They were carried Off hv membra-
nous group P2sToR
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Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following named persons since oar lass re-
port
Henry ). Witt, Of Fayelte Comfy, and
Annie z, sullivan, Of Upper Turkeyf,ot
Township
Henry Bittiueer, Of Garrett County, Mary
land aud sasannah Fuller Of ElkIiek Town
ship
Lincoln II stern and Sophia L. sipe both
Of Somerset Township.
Andrew 6 snyder, Of Rociwood, and
Lucy J. Phillippi. of Middlecrcek Township
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Nrs 4, Z. Jhi wishes TO call the attention
Of the lui,lic to her Isrgcsiock Of goods suit
able ios holiday presents. consisting Of .
great variety Of silk, werssed- and woolen
dress goods al very iosr PEiaes- Ladies and
gents fiss. handkereIlieis. inuffiess. ssslIsrs
and cuffs. Combs, brushes. mirrors. toilet
cases. fancy articles. skirts, toisossans, hoods,
kid ard cashmere gloves and nlitts. ribbons,
stockings, jewsIry. a big drive in ladies and
children wraps. table covers. fancy silk and
linen table scars. veilines. underwear, cor
sets. new style flscinaiors and uubias, crepe.
six and white ties. pocket books. purse,
and satcheIs A large line Of shawls, hand
some rnehing. handsome flr mafs, and a
large assortment OF 10Y dolls, etc A large
stock Of standard makes of blue and fancy
es.lieo at 5 cents yard.
4
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school Teachers. Heado uarters.

As has been customary for many years
past, school teachers and directors will make
their headquarters during the Institute week
At Fishers Book Store.
large roonI. heavily stocked with eie-
CANT and useful goods teachers viii want al
the Institute aud holiday season. yasi guam
tities OF books, beautiful reward cards, and
handsome goods for presents, suitable for
everybody
The list OF 100 words, for the grand con-
test. for two valuable prizes TO take place AZ
the Institute. can be obtairlecI only Al Fish
er's Book Store. Three cents by mail.
Tickets for the lectures for sale at Fishers
Book Store Reserved seats can be secured
by writing to
CH,s. II. FrsHER
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Holiday sneoIalties.

As usual, daring the Festive Season, (and
during all the year. for that NATTER we
have in stock full line Of staple and fancy
Groceries and ConfecJioneries. consisting in
part Of Vienna aud Reitz Flour to make the
bread. best New Orleans Molasses and finest
Fiavoring Extracts 70 bake the cake finest
Gunpowder and Heno for Tea Java. Climax
and Rio for Coffee Eyaporatei Fruits for
Dessert. together With the best and Puresi
sugars for Sweetening Candy ten pounds
for 81 % Figs, Dates, Olives. CurEnts.
Cjtron, Raisins Prunes. Grapes, Cranberries
Oranges. Lemons. Peanuts. Cocoanuis. Al
monas, Brazils. Perans, FIlberts Wainuss
Shell bar Is. Chestnuts. &c. all Of which VIII
be sold at priees-quality Of goods eonsid-
ered--that will compare favorably with those
OF any other house in the trade.
Respectfully.
g.,sE 4 BrFarrs
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For the year iSs7 viii be fired at II P N. on
December 9st, and 10 make room for the
large stock Of Holiday Goods placed in the
and 10 Gent Counter Room Of Cook q
Beerits. II becomes necessary 20 push the old
line of tmail things into the background. aud
the shelves are now loaded down with the
Thousand and one TOYS and useful articles
for the Festive SEASON. If you meet any
one who says, Times are hard and money
is scarce. kick the dust from your shoes
and strike bee line for onr Headqaar-
ter. where, to your surprise, you viii find
business already going with rush, aud 10
make doably sure that you get what you
want, come early, and come often.
Coz. SPANGrER Manager
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En- $ KANFSER

Sometimes the lamp-wick ohs;iDasely refl-
viii seem firmly wetlsed al one side, while
the other runs up TO point. causing a wea-
riness and vexation Of spirit. To overcome
this depTsvity take new wick and draw out
a single thread near the se,vedge, and the
wick viii be found quite tractable when in
trcdnced into the burner The eoss will
take It up properly and it viii appear in
good form and give an even fame when
Iighte,1
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Never Saw The Ike.

The beautiful spread Of elegant and useful
/ Fancy Mantel and Wall Ornaments, Wall
Pockets Writing Desks Inkstands, Plush
Goods. Bronzes. Wisk Holders. Box Papers.
Purses, Toys, Blocks. sleds, Masks and a
wonderful variety of handsome and useful
goods, suitable for Holiday presents, is a
sight to behold at Fishers Book Store
GO and see
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Holiday Goods.

We have laid in large stock Of staple and
fancy groceries and eoufectioneries for the
holiday trade. our candies, Ggs. dates, raj
sins, cranherries, almonds. prunes- etc, etc,
are ali nice and fresh aud will be sold at
prices that viii compare with city houses.
We have a large stock Of choice goods and
We mean TO sell them There j. no need sor
the people OF Berlin and vicinity 10 send
away for any Of their Christmas goods as
they viii discover after once having seen our
stock MATTHEWS & KDNELL.
Berlin. Pa.
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Preston White, who, by the way. IS not
white, but very black was leigtsi in jail
saturday morning by the constable Of Rock
wood borough % await trial At next week :
term Of court In Dit of anger Preston
struck fellow workman an ugly blow with
pick. driving the steel into his side 70 the
depth q several inches. The injarei man
had to be sent to the poor house. and Pres
ton viii probably be sent to the penitentia-
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One Cent Apiece.

Since purchasing the stock of II H Zim-
rnerrnan have reduced the price Of Tobies 70
one cent apiece have on hand the largest
line Of 5 and 10 cent Cigars, smoking and
Chewing Tobacco. Pipes. Cigar and Cigarette
Holders. Cigar and Cigarette Gases, Match
safis, Tobacco Boxes. snuff and snuff Boxes,
Ia town Also, n line Of Pocket KNIVES. Fish
ing Tackle, Shoe Blaeking Brushes, Matches,
etc Your patronage solicited.
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Mrs. A. E. UhI.

Great bargains in Dress Goods.
Big reduction in Wraps.
Now is the time to get a great
deal for your money.
Ladies and Childrens Wraps viii
be sold low enough to suit any rea-
sonable buyer.
Dry Goods of all kinds must 90.
must have more room to display
Holiday Goods.
Don't miss a great opportunity.
Come and show that YOU mean
business, and you will find that it
pays.
Holiday Goods coming In.
A large line Of Mafiiers, Hand
kerchiefs and Fancy Goods now
ready.
Great bargains for all, at
MRS A. E. UHL'S.
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The first term Of the Mt Pleasant Insti-
tuae closed On the 9Th inst This has been
tie largest FaH term the school ever had.
Miss Mathcr who has won 4 wide reputa-
ton as music teacher, has been in the
Boston Conservatory for three months,
brushing uT,. she has just returned % find
a very large class awaiting ber.
An unusual large number Of students are
planning to 20 to College.
The President Is busy providing for the
extensive repairs made in the summer and
fall. and still going on. The coming need
Seems. To be- more room
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07

Monday night the Rinehart Comic Opera
Company, for the first tinse. viii appear At
the opera house This ,roupe is one OF the
finest on the road and are playing To packed
houses at each performance. TIE following
Is from the Chicago Hsuid The Rinehart
Sisters under the management Of that clever
young manager. Fred q. Conrad opened 4
weeks engagement at the Coliseum on lass
Monday evening by playing that beautiful
burletta entitled Red Riding Hood
which was played to . crowded house The
graceful beauty. splendid singing, charming
acting by the Misses GolsIie and Bertie Rine-
hart, and the fun made hy Messss. Charles
Harris and Phil Peters. al are attractions
too strong for the susceptible public to resist
VIII appear in THE Somerset Opera House.
Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday, Decem-
Der. 12th, 18th aud I4th Prices Of allmis-
sion will be 35, 25 and Scents. Reserved
seats 35 cents now on saieat P L. Casebeers
Hat and Furnishing Store
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" II WsLFLKY.

We find this timely advice floating about
ga the sea of newspaper,ion This Is the
time ofthe year to obey proper health rules
Many a cold viii be taken in churches and
places Of amusement The people viii walk
TO church or the public hall n their warm
overcoats aud wraps, and retain them in an
atmosphere warmer than that outside, and
become hatbed 10 Presldration. The true
method is to remove coats and wraps on
entering a warm room and denniug them
upon leaving for the exercise OF the colder
outside air
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07

some unknown exchange says this: If
the air in your cellar Is too damp, the damp
ness may be removed By placing 4 peck or 50
Of unslaeSed lime in an open box on the
floor. 4 peck Of unslackel lime viii absorb
about seven pounds, or more than three
quarts Of wal r, and 10 rhis way the air in
the cellar can always be kept dry.
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A Correction.

SOMERSET HERALD.
Please eorrect a statement in your last is
sue. NY children died Of membFanMis
Group They did not have diphiheria /
only tended two cases Of diphtheria in this
village during the last year and they are now
cenyaiescent. There Is DO reasonable grouii d
for saying that it WIS carried from Jenner-
town G. p LESHsRT VI u.
Jenner \ Roads. Pa
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A Candid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Extract from letter of DR.. b. " Atkinson. 81
loan Springs, Ark
81 know that many physicians are very
much prejudiced against all proprietary med
icines. and | think sometimes foolishly 50.
am, however, willing 70 aGknowletse meF-
il wherever il Is deserved have prescribed
simmons Liver Regulator. and have given it
a pretty thorough trial myself, and think 1t
deserves all the praise II receives My pa
tients praise il very highly, and il gives
good results wherever il i used
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Whiting Desks. MsnieuTes TliletCases,
whisk holders. Photograph Adams. Auto
graph Albums. Collar and Caff Boxes, Port-
iolios. Music Boxes, Work Boxes. Toilet
Glasses. Vases. Brie-a-brac, Wal Pockets.
and q thousand and one other articles suiia-
Die for Christmas presents q; Biesecker 4
snvders
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before the Lancaster county court the other
day and in response 70 inquiries concerning
his age said thai while he isn't remarka-
bly, young man he isn't tls old ss Meihusa-
leh, having been born March 5. 1896. The
old Gentleman has a good memory and is in
robust health.
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Wanted.

\ tract OF timber land to put a saw mill
on, or ! viii sell my 81 horsepower saw
mill on reasonable terms. Parties having
timber land to seil or wishing TO buy saw
mill should call on or address
JAMES PARsoS
Somerset. Pa
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Farm For Sale.

Situate in Jenner Twp, Somerset Co. Pa.
Contains loo acres. fine yonHg orchard, good
water, - acres clear; balance well tinibered.
in good condition. Convenient to Schools,
Charch, mills, .s stores Fer particulars ad-
dress Asy r. HoFFxsv
Jenner Y Roads
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On Wednesday nissst tise Tsstpitsce az
MAIN choice sis eenpseieIy wrecked. the
safe azs blovn open. ana ali the money,
stamps. and ether e;oyefnment prorerfs
tskea Darnx the sssae night he store Of
Fi,osnss< kidveii II F..@silyisls. vss ensersd
and rsbbs,I # ffaus two u f,ar hundred dol
lars ~orth of ge.,is. The posi- once 81 s.,i-
fsrd WAS aIsc burs'zrized Neinesslag H.glif.
All the stamps ard money We're taken: aiso.
kaises. isseiry sHsl clothing. One Of she
burglars Is sid t. te posk marked
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Nice Christmas Goods at Welfley's
Book Store.

invite my friends and patrons TO eiil and
examine the fine life ri Holiday Goods now
ou exhibition. rhe stock embraces many
useful and beautiful articles such as Mir
rors, Work Boxes, Toilet Sets. Plush and
Leather Caf and Collar Boxes, Plush Boxes
Of Papers. Music Holders. Pocketbooks.
Card Gases, Ladies Satehels, Paper Knives,
InksIands. Paper Weights. Picture Francs,
Iapanese Goods. Novelties in Brass Goods,
Whisk Holders. Waste Baskets, and many
other nice goods.
Bibles. Hymn Books. Teachers Bibles,
and large and varied assortment OF stand
ard and Miscellaneous Books. Also, Chill
drens' Books IN great variety Come and see
for yourselves.
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MARRIED.

WITT-sCLLIvAN- - On Tuesday No
vember - 1857, nj the United Brethren
Parsonage in Redwood, by Rev. W A.
Jackson, Mr. Henry : Witt and Miss An
ME E. sullivan. both OF Somerset County.
Pa